Four tools we needed, so we built them.

Three came out of client work — an org we had to audit before we could quote it, a sync no connector covered, a fundraising stack that was not allowed to leave Salesforce. The fourth we wrote for ourselves and gave away. Two are generally available; two are in preview and you can use them today.

Titles
4
Generally available
AlgoBridge · InsureAlgo
In preview
OrgVitals · Pledgivo
Open source
AlgoBridge — MIT
Support
contact@cloudalgo.com

The catalogue, in order of depth.

Specifications as of Aug 2026
01

OrgVitals

PreviewFree

Point it at any org you have already authenticated with the Salesforce CLI. It pulls a read-only metadata snapshot and runs 49 scanners across Security, Code Quality, Automation, Tech Debt and Performance, then grades the org A–F and ranks what to fix first. Nothing is written back to Salesforce, and the snapshot never leaves your disk.

How the grade is weighted

  • Security30%
  • Code quality20%
  • Automation20%
  • Tech debt20%
  • Performance10%
  • 49 scanners
  • A–F grade
  • Findings triage
  • Dependency graph
  • Cross-org compare
  • Ask Vita
Download OrgVitals — freeRead the guide

Health report · 49 scannersJun 25, 2026

C69/100Needs attention

2Critical
8High
3Med
3Low
Fig. 01 49 checks running against the demo org, and the dashboard they produce. The grade above is that scan's, set in type because a reader should not have to squint at a recording to read the one number the product exists to give them.
Runs on
macOS · Windows · Linux (Electron)
Org access
Salesforce CLI — read-only, no write scopes
Storage
Local SQLite snapshot, stays on device
Scan time
A full org scans in minutes
AI
Opt-in, your own Anthropic key
02

AlgoBridge

Generally availableFree — MIT

A bidirectional sync engine with trigger-based change detection. Changes move in both directions on a fixed ten-second batch — no polling, no queue to babysit — and every column edit is kept for 31 days so you can answer who changed what. MIT-licensed, runs on your own Docker or ECS, priced at nothing per record.

  • Bidirectional
  • 10-second batches
  • 31-day column diffs
  • Bulk API v2
  • MIT licence
Try the hosted demo →Read the guide
Salesforcetrigger fires on change
AlgoBridge10s batch · SOAP / Bulk v2
PostgreSQL 14+hstore column diff, 31 days
Fig. 02 both arrows point both ways. There is no screenshot because there is no interface: AlgoBridge is a daemon, and this is the whole of it.
Runs on
Docker Compose or AWS ECS
Written in
Python 3, async I/O
Database
PostgreSQL 14+ with hstore
Org access
SOAP API + Bulk API v2, chosen per batch
Audit
31-day column-level diff log
03

Pledgivo

Preview$49/mo per admin

The donation form, the payment and the donor record all live in your org, so a gift is a standard Opportunity the instant it is taken — no external platform, no nightly sync, no second permission model to keep in step. Recurring giving, campaigns and ticketed events run on standard objects, which means the reports and sharing rules you already have keep working.

  • Standard objects
  • Stripe Payment Element
  • Recurring & dunning
  • Events & ticketing
  • Passwordless donor portal
  • Multi-Stripe routing
See a live donation form →Read the guideWatch the tour · 2:54
The Pledgivo fundraiser console in Salesforce: campaigns with amounts raised, donor counts and progress against goal.
Fig. 03 the fundraiser console in the org, and the donor's fifty seconds beside it. The film is silent, stops when it leaves the screen, and never starts for a reader who has asked for less motion.
Runs in
Your Salesforce org — 2GP managed package
Editions
Enterprise · Unlimited · Performance · Developer
Donor pages
Enhanced LWR Experience Cloud site, LWC only
Payments
Stripe — card tokenised in the browser, never in Apex
Licences
3 minimum · $147/mo, no cut of what you raise
04

InsureAlgo

Generally availableFree

Vehicle, health, life, home and anything else you want to name, with a countdown to each renewal and reminders ten, five and three days out. There is no account to create and no server to send anything to — policies live on the phone behind a biometric lock, and the only copy that leaves is the one you choose to put in your own iCloud.

  • Offline by default
  • No account
  • Biometric lock
  • Document vault
  • One-tap renewal
Get it on the App Store →
InsureAlgo dashboard listing policies with days remaining until each renewal.The add-a-policy form: type, provider, number, premium and renewal date.
Fig. 04 what expires soonest, and the minute it takes to add a policy.
Runs on
iOS 15+ · Android 8+ (Flutter)
Account
None — nothing to sign up for
Storage
Encrypted Hive store on device
Backup
Optional, to your own iCloud
Telemetry
None. No tracking, no ads

All four, side by side.

The questions people actually ask
The four CloudAlgo products compared by what they are, where they run, what they touch in Salesforce, who they are for, how they are set up, what they cost and their ship status.
CompareOrgVitalsAlgoBridgePledgivoInsureAlgo
What it isDesktop appSync serviceManaged packageMobile app
Where it runsYour machineYour serverYour Salesforce orgYour phone
Salesforce accessRead-only, via sf CLIRead and write, APINative — it is the orgNone
Who it is forArchitects & adminsData & platform teamsNonprofitsAnyone with a policy
Set-upInstall and authenticateDocker Compose or ECSInstall package, connect StripeDownload and open
PriceFreeFree — MIT$49/mo per adminFree
StatusPreviewGenerally availablePreviewGenerally available

One answer is the same in every column: your Salesforce data stays where it already is — in your own org, on your own device, on your own infrastructure. Three of the four are free and never ask for a card; Pledgivo is the one with a price on it.

Not sure which one you need? That is usually a services question.

Some of what people come here looking for is not a download at all — it is a week of our time. Tell us the org and the problem, and we will say plainly whether a product covers it.